The act of extinguishing or preventing the spread of unwanted fires, in order to protect human lives, property, and the environment.

During 2023, we responded to a total of 70 fire calls, whether they were structure fires, alarm activations, brush fires and even vehicle fires. These were either in our primary coverage area or ones that we responded to as mutual aid for our neighboring companies.

Any incident that involves a motor vehicle.  Our members have been taught the importance of scene safety, which helps keep all of our members safe while operating on this type of incident.  Members also have knowledge in extrication methods.  

During 2023, we responded to a total of 50 rescue calls. This includes our primary coverage and ones that we responded to as mutual aid.

In 2023, we added a second ambulance to our company to better serve the needs of our community and surrounding communities.  Currently we employ 4 paid EMTs, all of which work per diem, but this enables us to be able to respond to calls even when a majority of our volunteers are at work.  This also assists us in being able to ensure that our second truck is able to respond when needed. 

We had 623 Medical Emergency calls in the year 2023. This includes our primary coverage and ones that we responded to as mutual aid.

We respond to many types of public service calls.  These calls include trees and/or wires down, pumping basements after a storm, assisting local and state PD and even our own EMS.  

In 2023, we responded to 107 calls that fell under this category.  These may have been trees/wires down, pump duty for basements, traffic control assist to the police and even assist to EMS.